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We then evaluate strategies based on their robustness properties. We highlight that a robust policy limits exposure to foreign investors while defending a strong markdown on green debt.

This exercise has also positive implications, as it highlights the key areas of vulnerability faced by Colombia

We first highlight trade-offs across the dimensions of our safe operating space, and iron out three groups of resource mobilisation strategies.

These strategies include the share of green debt (i.e potentially subject to a markdown), the share of foreign exposure within this green debt and the size of the markdown (the "greenium").

To counter this deep uncertainty, policies must be robust, i.e., limit the payoff variance across uncertainty. To get robust strategies, we apply Multi-Objective Robust Decision-Making, and design policies limiting overshoot from a macro safe-operating space on 11 key socio-economic dimensions.

Some developing countries like Colombia face strong external in funding their low-carbon transition. This forces them to design sound resource mobilisation strategies to fund relevant public investment. But thye have to do so in a highly and increasingly uncertain macroeconomic environment.